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List of contents
Preface, Introduction, 1. The Profession, 2. Nuts and Bolts, 3. Land Use and the Environment, 4. Housing, 5. Special Places, 6. Transportation, 7. Economic Development, 8. Urban Design, 9. Planning Issues: Parcels and Panoramas, Index
About the author
American Planners Association, plus contributors Onland use and the environment :Frank Popper, chair of the Urban Studies Department, Rutgers University. On housing: Michael Stegman, chair of the Department of Oty and Regional Planning, University of North Carolina. On urban design: David A. Johnson, professor of planning, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. On transportation: Douglass Lee, transportation planner with the U.S. Department of Transportation. On cities: Laurence Gerckens, professor emeritus, Ohio State University. On economic development: Marie Howland, associate professor, Institute for Urban Studies, University of Maryland; and Pamela Wev, former director of Economic Development, Loudoun County, Virginia. On national trends: Melvin R. Levin, professor of urban studies and planning, University of Maryland. On planning practice: Harvey Moskowitz, planning consultant in Florham Park, New Jersey. On the planning profession: Ruth Knack, senior editor of Planning magazine.
Summary
First published in 1990. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
